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Get the dunce's cap - experts warn pathetically weak passwords in the education sector leave classrooms at risk
Schools records are vulnerable from weak passwords, report warns.
Several major Linux distros hit by serious Sudo security flaws
Two flaws allow local users to run arbitrary code and thus infect the devices with malware.
Hackers could one day use novel visual techniques to manipulate what AI sees - RisingAttacK impacts 'most widely used AI computer vision systems'
RisingAttacK manipulates AI vision by subtly altering images, causing it to misidentify or ignore key objects without human detection.
Security researchers discover dangerous malware that's small, fast, can work locally, and doesn't need a master command - here's what you need to know
Mamona is a stealthy, offline ransomware strain that avoids detection by never connecting to external servers and self-deleting, complicating traditional antivirus response.
Over 26 million resumes exposed in top CV maker data breach - here's what we know
Millions of sensitive job seeker data exposed through an unprotected Azure Blob container.
US government cracks down on bulletproof hosting provider helping to prop up cybercrime gangs
Russian Aeza Group has been sanctioned by the US over bulletproof hosting services - US front also included in the sanctions.
Ingram Micro confirms ransomware attack, internal systems affected and shut down
Employees were told to work from home and avoid connecting to a VPN service.
Norton LifeLock remains a strong contender in the identity theft protection market
Updated Norton LifeLock is packed with features but the paid plans can be confusing.
